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Cypress is a quality testing platform that brings together the open-source Cypress App tool and the Cypress Cloud platform, supporting the entire testing lifecycle. With a focus on catching regressions early and before code hits production, Cypress maximizes the ROI of test creation and maintenance, helping deliver high-quality code swiftly to customers. Developers and QA Engineers start by writing end-to-end and component tests in the open source Cypress App. After running tests in CI, teams integrate Cypress Cloud to help manage, optimize, and debug those tests at scale. Cypress Cloud then takes it a step further by analyzing each step of every test, by transforming a single Cypress test into a comprehensive source of quantifiable insights, so that organizations can track changes to application quality over time. Experience the power of Cypress and redefine the way you build, test, and deliver exceptional applications.

Performance issues are the worst enemies of your website. 53% of users say they will leave a website that takes more than 3 seconds to load and it could impact your revenues quite badly. Your web app might be fine right now, but are you sure it can handle traffic spikes or extended high use without affecting the user experience? Do you know your max capacity? That’s where we come in. With more than 30 million downloads, Gatling has helped +300,000 companies all over the world prepare for success. With scripting available in JavaScript, TypeScript, Java, Scala or Kotlin, our solutions designed for DevOps and CI/CD help you develop high-quality crash-proof applications through load testing. Our open-source solution will help you grasp the basics of load testing, while our Enterprise offers will give you access to distributed testing, live reporting, advanced metrics and public Gatling APIs/integrations. Want to know how to get started? Schedule a demo directly with our experts! You can also check-out our wide range of blog posts, webinars and use-cases at www.gatling.io.

JUnit is the most widely used testing framework on the JVM. Given its widespread usage, JUnit needs to be thoroughly tested on all current JDKs and early access versions. Even though most of JUnit's own tests are quite fast, building and testing on all these versions takes a toll on overall CI build times. Since the JUnit team enabled the Gradle Enterprise remote Build Cache, the average build time decreased by about 50%. Recently, the JUnit team has taken advantage of Gradle Enterprise Test Failure analytics capabilities to stabilize occasionally flaky tests. You can check out the JUnit public instance of Gradle enterprise here.